Elaine wrote:
I'm new to the list and would like to know if anyone has used colloidal
silver as a heartworm preventative for dogs. We have to Bichon Frise boys
and don't want to give them the traditional monthly treatments: They
haven't had any for about five years now, but I do worry that
Elaine,
I have a 7 year old Bichon... I've never given him any heartworm
medication and he's just fine. He's never been sick a day in his life I
stopped all vaccinations (with the exception of rabies) 4 years ago. CS
will kill any single celled organism it comes in contact with...
Elaine,
I give my bulldogs and labs CS every morning for their first bowl of
drinking water. My understanding with CS is it kills parasites, fungus, and
bacteria on contact. Dogs get heartworms from mosquitoes and I'm not sure
that CS would help prevent heartworms disease. If you have allot of
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But, I can't find anything online that discusses treating dogs
with it to prevent heartworm and other parasites.
Probably because no one has shown it (EIS) to be effective in
preventing/killing adult or juvenile heartworm.
Preventing carrying mosquitoes from
I give my horses diatomaceous earth as a natural wormer. A lot of horsemen do
the same.
Sally
bbanever bbane...@earthlink.net wrote:
Elaine,
I have a 7 year old Bichon... I've never given him any heartworm
medication and he's just fine. He's never been sick a day in his life I
stopped
Hi, Elaine,
Well, I read that microfilaria are one-celled organisms, and as such, CS
ought to nail them.
We don`t have much heartworm in Utah, but even so my 3 Pugs get CS in
their water, or occasionally a bowl of straight CS.
So far so good.
Marshalee
I'm new to the list and would like to
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